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Atom Economy
What is atom economy and why do we care?In industrial and research chemistry, most reactions produce side-products alongside the products we are interested in. These side-products can...
Nurturing Success: How to Support Your Child with Homework
Homework is an integral part of a child`s educational journey, but it often brings challenges and frustration for both students and parents. As a parent, you play a crucial role in fo...
The Art of Effective Revision: Strategies for Academic Success
Revision, the final frontier before exams, can be both a daunting and essential phase of the learning process. It`s the bridge between acquiring knowledge and demonstrating mastery. B...
Percentage Yield
There will almost certainly be a percentage yield question in your AS or A2 chemistry exam. These can be quite daunting questions, especially to those who aren`t very confident in mat...
Coronavirus: how to keep teaching if schools are closed
02 March 2020Coronavirus has already caused the closure of schools across the world and
it may be that even more schools will have to close in the coming months.What can you do to en...
History and structure of atoms
The Idea of the Atom: Way back, around 400 B.C., this smart Greek chap named Democritus coined the term "atomos", meaning "indivisible". He thought matter was made of these tiny parti...
German present tense
Present tenseThe regular conjugation for the present tense is as follows:spielen (to play)Ich spiel-eDu spiel-stEr/sie/es spiel-tWir spiel-enIhr spiel-tSie spiel-en
Infection and Response Q&A
INFECTION AND RESPONSE 1 1.
Explain
how diseases caused by viruses, bacteria, protists and fungi are spread in
animals and plants2.
Explain
how the spread of diseases can...
Organisation Q&A
ORGANISATION 11. What name is given to the basic
building blocks of all living organisms2. Define tissue3. Define organ4. Order cell, organ, organism, organ
system, ...
Cell Biology Q&A
CELL BIOLOGY 1 1. What do eukaryotic cells contain?2. What do prokaryotic cells contain?3. Which is smaller, a prokaryotic cell
or eukaryotic cell?4. Give two example...